National Republican., 1887-06-02
All wool Check SUITS slo Eiseman's, 7th & E
ADJUSTMENTS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.


There will be a change OF programme to-
night. Dockstaders Minstrels will sing
Stephen Fosters old time ballads "Nellie was
Lady," Hard Times" and Belle Brandon"
These songs were given in New York with
great success for three consecutive weeks, being
redemanded By Dockstaders patrons. Weeks
were also devoted 10 songs OF Sullivan, Schu-
bert, Mendelssohn, Jensen, Tosti, Fcsca,
Scotch ballads and songs of Ireland.
SUMMER OPERA AT THE NATIONAL.
The arrangements for summer opera at the
New National Thea.er have been completed,
and the Washington public will have ample
opportunity to hear new light operas rendered
by the. Fitzgerald Comic Opera Company,
nndeT The . direct personal management Of Ne
when at its best, and this fact coupled with
his experience In that line Of business should
be, sufficient guarantee that Mr.. Ripley's
judgment Is as clear as ever on the public
requirements. "Nanon'' will be presented
next week. aud its success Is already assured,
the company having rehearsed for the past
in New York. The following is the ns' cast lss as
at present orrauged Nanon, Miss Clara Lane;
Ninon de L Enelos, Miss Helen Won DornhoF;
sa, Gsaaston, Miss Mary greenwood; Maintenon,
Pruette Marquis de Marsillac. Mr.. Harry
stan dish; Able, Mr. Jos. s. Greensfelder; Hec
tor, Mr.. Edward Gervaise. Mr.. Fitzserald's
company in Plttsbryg will also be called into
them are the following: Miss Minnie Dilthsy,
Miss Louise Bianchi,. Miss Nina Ber;ini,
Howson, George W. Wade, The Mecaull, Ab-
bott, Erminie, Carleton. Gypsy Baron, and
stetson Companies have been laid under
tribute to produce high grade summer opera
"a Night in Venice" will follow ''Nanon,"
and other gems to be produced are "Amorita," ;"
BY By Z;i,bSmlka; S "Gascognei," by suppe, and The
been given here In English, and both setting
and costumes will be new.
ALBAuGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The neyer-wearying "Mikado" will be next
weeks attraction. That 1t will be sung. aud
ing more than ordinarily well qualified to give
this burlesque. Mr.. Walter Allen as 10 Ko
will be one OF the strongest characters, while
10 any. Montesfio who was a Hy The orIsianI riSHn
Nanki-Poo in, this country will take care OF
that part, and tho Mikado himself will be per.
sona,ed by the inimitable Solomons. The
balance ofthe cast will be satisfactorily ad-
justed and smooth performance result.
. KERNASs THEATgR AND SUMNER GARDEN.
A bill of unusual excellence Is being pre-,
pared for the patrons OF this popular resort,
and the stellar attractions VIII be daily an.
evolved from the large number of artistes
under engagement.
( HARRIs's BIJou THEATER.
| Bound TO Succeed" i3 from the pens of the
famous English playNrlters, George Conquest
and Henry Pettille. 1t Isl strong melodrama,
and thepress of the country speak In strong
terms OF both play and company. II ."ought
TO succeed" .atthe Bijou next week. The New
York Herald thus speaks of the play: sit is
called Bound to Succeed and is likely to. II
had its first American production at Niolo's
last evening, and was well received. Its story
is well worked out the situations are startling
and effective, and there are some very anus
ing and fairly original characters in tho cast
II was, on the whole well acted last evening
the comedians making decided hits"